Intermediate Accounting (2nd Edition)
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Chapter 9, Problem 9.8P
a.
To determine
The closing balance of notes payable for each month.
Given information:
Accounts receivables assigned for $900,000.
Borrowed amount is $850,000.
Interest is 6% payable on balance of loan at the beginning of the month
Accounts receivables collected are $100,000 in April, $487,000 in May and $113,000 in June.
b.
To determine
To prepare: The journal entries to record the financing arrangement.
Given information:
Accounts receivables assigned for $900,000.
Borrowed amount is $850,000.
Interest is 6% payable on balance of loan at the beginning of the month
Accounts receivables collected are $100,000 in April, $487,000 in May and $113,000 in June.
c.
To determine
The accounting treatment in case of pledging.
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